Toolbar: visualization icons

Click to view an image full screen.

For details, see: Scroll through the images procedure.

When comparing several exams or series, volumes are automatically linked by the cursor location and are synchronized (or registered) as you scroll through the images. This tool is activated only when multiple volumes are loaded.

For details, see: Link/unlink procedure.

Use to display a line cursor in Reformatted views that is used to define a new plane.

For details, see Simple oblique procedure.

Use to display three oblique planes defined by three adjustable color axes (orange, green, blue).

For details, see Multi-oblique procedure.

The Anatomic Orientation icons are used to change the planes of 3D or Oblique reformatted images.

[A] = Anterior

[P] = Posterior

[I] = Inferior

[S] = Superior

[L] = Left

[R] = Right

For details, see Change the image/map in a viewport procedure.

Use to automatically page through all the slices of a single phase series or control a 4D Cine of multiphase series.

For details, see: View images in a movie procedure.

Use Integrated Registration for image registration (fusion) of multiple modalities.

For details, see: Integrated Registration procedure.

Use to rotate and translate an image from a specific angle and set degrees of rotation.

For details, see: Rotate or translate image procedure.

Use to select a Color Map or a Custom Color and then apply it to all non-VR viewports.

For details, see:

Color images procedure

3D color ROI procedure

Use to create a Curved reformatted image.

For details, see Trace procedure.

Use MPR/3D as a guide to create MPR and 3D views.

For details, see: Multiplanar and 3D procedure.

Use to hide/show, delete or adjust the transparency of each object in a Volume Rendered merged image.

For details, see Multi-Objects procedure.

Use to adjust a Volume Rendered object opacity and to use preset opacity settings.

For details, see Volume Rendered basic settings procedure.

Use to change a Volume Rendered structure’s opacity based on an interactive histogram.

For details, see Volume Rendered advanced settings procedure.